Ten Petitions Filed After Central Trust Co Closure
Court records show ten petitions filed following the Central Trust Company closure. Debtors include Central Building and Loan Club and Continental Milling and Reed Company, with actions by George W. Page and others. Court orders transfer of stock ledgers and papers to designated entities and requires show cause by October 10 on a fraud-related consolidation challenge.
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Central Troe
Company of Marriang
Sepember 7
George W. Page
John D. Hospelhom
Ingervisiig | Ox Pritar
Wee
Eliicost Civic
Central Trust
William J. Gerbig
Gerblg
Commercial Bank
Jeffer
Gon
Adamstown
Airy
Central ‘Trust Company
Central Building and Loan Club
H. E Meeks
Hoepelhorn
Homer D. Kepler
Continental Milling and Peed Company
Prederick Iron and Steel Company
Joseph H. Rosensteel
Emmitsburg
Frank R. Crowthe
Peoples Banking Company
Smithsburg
Central Trust Company
Urner
Wilard
Teave
Washington aay Letter on relief efforts and committee work
Aay Letter details a broad relief mobilization led from New York with Walter Gifford and Owen Young overseeing committees. It notes Olga A. Jones and Mrs. Henriice G. Davis guiding the Woods absorbed committees, and mentions canning drives, school back-to-school efforts, and collaborations with educators, clubs, and government agents. The Blue Ridge Transpacific Company wins a national award for operations and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ask Waather
National Salvation
Gifford
W. J. O'Connor
Young
New York
John P. Greeg
Ete
Wadsworth
Washi Fom
Meta Thorpe
Ualson
Waheeler
Ned
Olga A. Jones
Henrice G. Davis
Woods
Days
Teporis
Siis
Vis
Sars
Géneral Federation of Women's Clubs
Board of Vocational Education
Unclear historical note on 313th Fence B. Stee Aer event
Fragmentary OCR mentions a 313th Fence event with references to Chicago and figures like 249,395 but lacks coherent details or context to define a complete news item. Entities are partially legible and cannot confirm a definite outcome or date.
Rights of Way Offered for Rockville Streets
Rockville officials propose new streets to spur development linking a main Rockville route with a 2 mile extension. The plan would require county funds, not yet allocated, and an appraisal to determine value before potential county action today.
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Rockville
Edward C
Dourthouse
Thesiuman Ae Ze
Thas
Acaisat
Cocomissioner Shaw
Petes Hells
Monday Night Drops Roaring Cold Shake Hits City
A sudden cold snap grips the city with a Monday night low near 39 degrees and a daytime high around 58. Residents report rapid autumn change as furnaces ignite and wintry garb returns, while forecasts hint at a gradual warmup later in the week.
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Frederick
Submarine Nautilus to be sunk by Wilkins
Washington reports the Shipping Board approved Sir Hubert Wilkins to voyage the submarine Nautilus off the North Sea coast near Nore. The Board consented to Wilkins taking the vessel and turning it over to charter to Lake Canover for a voyage from London to England and beyond.
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Wilkins
Washington
Nore
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Shipping Board
Lake Canover
Dack
Hoover orders broad cost cuts across all departments
President Hoover seeks to shave requests for 1933 Navy funding by about 61 million dollars from the 100 million proposed, aiming to protect construction while pushing economies openly. The move signals broad savings policy across agencies with no reported discord with Secretary Adams.
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Washinger
Eforts
Corsal
Navy
Hoover
Department
Presigent
Requesia
Mc. Hoover
Nevy Department
Adame
Double Inquiry Into Jail Fire Is Started
Baltimore, Sept 2 AP A double investigation was begun into yesterday’s jail fire that swept the city and caused fear among inmates. Warden Harry C. Martin and Milton W. Gatch, president of the company employing prison labor, spearheaded the probes amid claims the blaze appeared on two floors despite beliefs of faulty wiring. Fire was quickly controlled and guards plus riot guns patrolled the jail and adjacent pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harry C. Martin
Milton W. Gatch
Ex-Constable jailed 75 days for bootlegging
Cumberland report: R Barry Morton longtime constable, pleaded guilty to operation of sale and possession of liquor. Federal Judge Chesnut sentenced Morton to 75 days in jail despite pleas for leniency. Co-defendant Charles A Gable convicted of the same charge. Horace Brumley indicted and pleaded guilty.
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Cumberland
R. Barry Morton
Chesnut
Jeniency
Charles A. Gable
Horace Brumley
Gable
Hoover to Attend Opening Series Game
President Hoover will travel to Philadelphia on Monday to attend the first World Series game between the Athletics and the St. Louis Cardinals. The trip was announced from Washington and confirms Hoover’s participation in the opening match.
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Hoover
Washington
Philadelphia
Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Explosion of bombs alarms Denver
Explosion of bombs shocks Denver area as a group near a levee causes a flash, knocks goods from shelves, and shatters a house in a suburb. Police and firefighters report two entrances found in a sparsely settled neighborhood after the blast.
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Barium
Pennsylvania Orders 60 Electric Freight Locomotives
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced a $2,500,000 order for the chassis and mechanical parts of 60 electric freight locomotives. These engines are part of a broader electrification program linking New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington with 90 electric passenger engines already ordered earlier. The plan may include 80 more electric engines, totaling 140 under construction, with service slated for 1933.
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Phiiladelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Electrica
Westingnouse Electric
General Electro
Rairoad
Virginia Doyle Actress Killed In Wreck
Virginia Doyle a 24 year old Alm actress employed by Warmer Brothers First Watkinsuities was killed in a collision with a freight train near Hollywood California on September 22 AP reported. The article also notes college cooperative government discussions at Hood College and local garden club activities amid a busy Frederick area scene.
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Hollywood
Calif
Virginia Doyle
Warmer Brothers
Watkinshuities
Here
Cooperative Gevt. Amn
Cooperative Government Association of Hood College
Cooperative Government Board
Joseph H. Apple
Mabel C. Lytton
Perronnel
James B. Ranck
Garden Club
Fredortet Garden Club
E. D. McCain
Frederick
T. Stuart Hailer
Helena Stauffer
Wiliam T. Delaplaine
Rock
Hart When Car Overtetas Estate Case In Court
Fragmentary OCR reading shows a probate or estate dispute involving a Hart and a spouse. The readable bits reference a car, gifts, and a legal action. Additional details are unclear due to garbled text.
Frederick County Free Library Aids Drive and Staff Honored
The Frederick County Free Library Association plans a public fundraising drive separate from the Arte bequest to support library operations. At a Monday meeting in the YMCA reading room, officers were re-elected and ten directors chosen, with emphasis on expanding circulation and recognizing book donors who aided the year’s efforts.
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Frederick County Free Library Association
Burr Arte Library
Frederick County
YM. C. A
Library Association
Samuel G. Duvall
Duvall
Eleanor M. Johnson
A. LeRoy McCardell
Angeline M. Sunday
Dee
Frederick
Ruggs
Bethe Trail
D. T. Ordeman
Henri L
Kieffer
Joseph H. Appie
Harriett Kolb
Katherine Weiner
CC. Norwood
W. Harry Haller
J. L. C. Sunday
William ©. Johnson
Charles E. Webler
Peter W. Chichester
James C. Byhl
G. Lioyd Palmer
Mary Newman
Joseph D. Baker
Louise Johnson
George R. Dennis
Emma Quinn
James Decker
Sam W. Maples
George F. Daughtery
Roce Birely
Frank Hi. Ma
M. A. Bappington
Louw Sappington
A. LeRoy McCaz
A.C. Whihare
Flw. A.C. Why
Mr. Hammon
Peiss Mar Seil
Robbers Hit Dr Crist Office for Fourth Time
Thieves raided Dr. G B Crist at Market and Church streets for the fourth time in a year, taking dental instruments valued at 500 and leaving the satchel. The break occurred between 5 15 and 1 oclock while Crist dined. only the instruments were removed. Officers report access via a shared stairway and double locked doors. other nearby offices were not disturbed.
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HL F. Shipier
Market
Church Streets
G. B. Crist
Dr. Grist
Central ‘Trust
Aken
Crist
Fomilar
A. A. Radeldentist
Frederick Industry Bankers
K. Radelitt
Serpemabon
King Tells McDonald to Continue Government
London September 29 AP Prime Minister Ramey MacDonald met with the King at Buckingham Palace to learn the monarchs views on dissolving Parliament and calling a general election amid a divided opinion. The King reportedly will carry on the national government.
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London
Ramey MacDonald
Buckingham Palace
Lonton
MacDonald
Laboc
Roadway dispute ends in fatal shooting injuring two
In Westminster 22 year old Herman Copenhaver is dead and Roger Leppo wounded after a dispute over a right of way on a county road led to a fatal shooting. Flickinger, Miller, and Leppo were arrested after an incident where a strawstack blockaded the road and armed men fired. An inquest is set at Silver Run tonight.
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Mthier
Boward Fuckinger
Wiimer
Troll County
Silver Run
Siheri Rey Yohn
Miller
Muyt
Filckinger
Ahernf
Coperhaver
Leppo
Flickinger
Eric
Hom
Yohn
Plickinger's Land
Copenhaver
Copenhavers
Ead
Eight Hurt in New York Tenement Collapse During Renovation
A roof and rear wall of a Second Avenue tenement undergoing renovations on Tarr frerth Street collapsed. Eight workers were injured, two seriously, as rescue squads worked to reach a man trapped by debris with only his head and shoulders exposed. The injured were taken to Bellevue Hospital. The collapse happened around 9 am as ground floor workers prepared to start.
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New York
Second Avenue
Tarrfrerth Street
Bellevue Hospital
Grotund
Stelve
League of Nations adjourns twelfth assembly with armament truce plan
The twelfth Assembly of the League of Nations adjourned after approving a plan for an armament truce starting November 1. The Council stays to discuss Sino Japanese tensions in Manchuria. Officials praised U S cooperation with the League and thanked Secretary of State Henry Stimson.
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Geneva
League of Nations
League Council
Manchuria
United States
League
Henry O ' Bun
Weather summary and precipitation comparison
The reading notes 1931 versus September 1 period precipitation with 1908 baseline and past 35 years data. It lists totals for various locations including Mercer and Carer, showing highs and lows, moon phases, and approximate daily conditions.
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Mercer
Moon Sets
M Concin
Siteame
Ipey Buddy
Potomac Clon
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Central Trust CO
Behal
Central Building and Loan
Court
Sind
Modney Duicker
Raventer
Cera
Tohnson Burder
Ar Roe
Laaghes
Poremteent
Sov Teiaton
Separece Press
Telepnen
Telegean Co
Dirercor Walter
Blue Ridge
Canada
Ridge
Wak
Reanien
Stee
Aer Wit
Chicago
Cumberlane Cumberland
Western Martland
Orcharts
Angry al Methods
Chile
Martinsburg
W. Va
Berkeley County
West Virginia Historical Society
Newton Diens Baker
Tive
Matere
Nexton D. Baker
Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Cour House
Mathre
WR. Relier
West Virginia Bank
Tecwrs
Morgantoxn
Teéar
Bank of
F Foesingen
A Vertor
Desa
Aute
Bainote
Denver
Pennsy
News York
James W. Houck
Jaces Rohrback
District Court of Baltimore
Grene
Semeciasy
Hart
Sky Queen
Akron
Amy
Menasy
U.S
G. Bruce Crist
King
McDonald
Collings
Carrell Courty
Man
Westminster
Herman Copenhayer
Roger Leppq Mart
USA
Secy
Stimson
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